Exactly why the US is so fk up. A small group of Lawyers a bunch of blood suckers, profiting from other people's misfortune or act as political tool eliminate competition. What a Joke?
Just to be clear, Musk had a deal with the shareholders and Tesla board that if he grew the value of Tesla to a trillion dollars, he would get a 5 percent commission on it otherwise nothing. The board and 80 percent of the shareholders approved the deal.
Musk then did this being one of a few CEOs in history to hit the trillion dollar club. Then, a judge in Delaware decided to overrule the board and shareholders to retroactively take away his compensation and then give the lawyers who brought the lawsuit 5 billion dollars:
https://t.co/djNjcoyrRP
There is no rule in law in Delaware anymore. Do not incorporate your businesses there. Come to Wyoming.
Just to be clear, Musk had a deal with the shareholders and Tesla board that if he grew the value of Tesla to a trillion dollars, he would get a 5 percent commission on it otherwise nothing. The board and 80 percent of the shareholders approved the deal.
Musk then did this being one of a few CEOs in history to hit the trillion dollar club. Then, a judge in Delaware decided to overrule the board and shareholders to retroactively take away his compensation and then give the lawyers who brought the lawsuit 5 billion dollars:
https://t.co/djNjcoyrRP
There is no rule in law in Delaware anymore. Do not incorporate your businesses there. Come to Wyoming.
The simplest reason for Ethereum ETF approval this election year: D.C. isn't focused on ETF approvals. The reality is that Trump gains significant support by backing the crypto community. It's all about the marketing. #ETHETF@JoeBiden@realDonaldTrump
Here's an embedded version of the Broken Money video.
-An analysis of the past, present, and future of money, and how technology impacts it over time.
-How the current disequilibrium (transactions way faster than settlements) creates centralized and corrupted money clusters:
Why doed projects need lockups? Here’s what comes to mind:
1. Allowing certain groups to cash out first (project teams, investors, exchanges).
2. Managing liquidity to make it easier for market makers to manipulate the market.
3. Creating a false market cap (phony collateral).